DeAndreis High School - De Andreian Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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OUNDATIONS FRESHMAN B Brother Francis X. Singler has organized in Freshman B The Little Class Room Sodalityf' The following boys were elected officers: Thomas Murphy, President: Daniel Heard, Vice President: Glennor C. Winter, Secretary: and Richard Wynn, Treasurer. The Sodality has four well defined objectives: to receive Holy Communion each week, to wear the scapular, to wear the Miraculous Medal and to make the nine First Fridays. The boys from 202 represent fifteen different parishes. Under the methodical direction of Brother Francis they ought to become a solid founda- tion for the three happy years ahead at De Andreis. f A' ,,,.- .hw X . Q R. Lay Q ' V F, 'Q E R. Blatz Ry 4 A .ui f A bau' n ' ll'Flltazlfgee:rald . ' . i' W. Donohue ,R , , Q l gif. . P. Kempland ' li 2. Q W. Kamischke ff lf . Q . Rf ROOHQY ' 'V -1 s ,.- R. Bauman .- II, F t A is ,I g g D. G. Winter .5 . ' 2. ij, l I' A. Laube i RT' ' Q , R. Barnhouse . , . . K .Eng , . N . Iit P ' T ' . -:-- E. Schuh ' 1 - , , ' ' R. Easton l l X . f O. Toler JEQ , Jia - 'Q P. Lewis f . 'Q ...J Ii hx . jf' 61.3 -1-' Q34 at ' AM. ,:2'fQ2...hf ',-P i f .i Y n Q' R W. Doerr .,, - age . ' 5 gt A. Morrison .gt ll if . R 1... 1. Ahgelheck EXAM 2 V 'Q V. Noonan -. 5-5 1 A Freshman C is the pacemaker for the school. Here is the class that is always on top. After winning first place in the Athletic Fund Drive they duplicated their good work by winning another first for the Mothers' Club. ln this last race for top honors they ended with the grand total of 262596. Brother Raymond Sohm is the inspiration behind these hustlers. Bob Kipper is class President: Bill Shea, Vice President: and R'ay Sharisin, Secretary- Treasurer. I. Green R. Yanick 3 G. Steuterinann T. Scallyl A i . l 1 D. Elder ' A. Schroeder M. Swetisch , I. Bell ' D '. in K.. . w. shea l D. Schnell ' I. Davis I N. Buchholz E. Rankin 4 R. Hancockh R. Kippei' T. Boswell f i v. . , . A. Schroeddr R. Benoist-- ' M. Krist if . R. Vogler ' I . T. DeRous R. Meyer h P. Doggen ' f R. Burger -. - L. Lauer l W. Duggan. ' G. Winter C. Sievers Nu f R. Payer ' G. Marsani I K. Ratz - I. McCarthy E. Clement al A D. Stephelnsq E. Zambrzuski G. Barrett ' ' lv W.Zimmern'l nn T. Gorzel - B. Sutter ' R. Sharisin W. Barry ' R. Spahl N. Duepner ' ., D. Hamill 1 llll FRESHMAN C

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..., R. Schubert G. Wilhelm G. Wightman A. Bruenning R. Sovar R. Krekler W. Welker F. Schmidt W. Barry R. Hydzik F. Moeler I. Dempsey Cv. Dwyer A. Boylan W. Schultz E. Boedeker O. Riess V. Iansen A. Schroeder I. Schramm R. Powell W. Stolarski R. Ebest I. Brazill F. Conway E. Taszarek I. Conway W. Flotte D. Brand 07075 . Hoing . Kruse felon . Petschel Signaigo Butz . Dusin 700 . Dunn . Hagenhoff I. Pfister F. Strauss 1 D. Mansfield M. Spitz C. Sievers D. Ryan F-RESHMAN A . Raushenbach 0 LAYINC TH THE FOUNDATION The super-structure of a building depends wholly upon how solidly the foundation is laid. It can rise only in proportion to its depth. And so the school. The development of an intellec- tually alert and religiously strong student body depends principally upon the thorough forma- tion of the Freshmen, its foundation. The Freshman class is, therefore, of the greatest importance. Well grounded in religion as well as in the secular branches it has the strength to support a student body which can tower above its age, a bulwark to the truth. sf ' ' R. Wynn ' I -. I. Cvroeber ,, 4 ,I ,N 5. A 7 2 E. Wombacher fn' . i' f ' Xi, - D. Forni 7 9 v -' K .. 1' 5 if if '.- 2 S f' M - ' .'., Q' R. Kaemp , C' k ' ' I I. Donnelly l 1, A z T' I D. Muehlenkamp ' ,iff Q I. LaMartina ' ' , A ' 5 A - ,X ' ' 1' I .I br ' R. Engelmeyer ,. --- ' in R I N. Duepner ' rmurphy ff . I sig? Q. f W. Nolan ,H ' 1 ,fi 'gif' , 'i Q : ...Q E . ' f H K. , .. . S. Cavatoe - e A ' ' D. Heard P - '- ' ' .. ag. R. Wojciechowski '. M . ' P. Pokorny - ii' J . .f,...i' ' f I. Rankin Y 3 T t ,. f :'., 1 --f' A D. McFarland 2 if 1 ' I ' In A f F A F. O'l.aughlin rf ix ,,-- 5 ' 7 N. Buchholz I Y 'I ' Af - -I. l Freshman A has become accustomed to the sound of moving feet. It enjoys the privilege of having had as many home-room teachers in one year as most students have in three. They started the year with Father Iames Young. but when a new teacher was added to the faculty in Ianuary they fell into the capable hands of Brother Theodore Szydlowski who came all the way from the Windy City to take care of them. At present they are sub- mitting to the firm and experienced hands of Brother Iohn Messner. This class is well represented in sports and shows great promise. l

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XV I RV? QQ ' ..,., ' ..,. , .. it I I 1 , fe' fl' .2 xv., .gxj hal SOPHOMORE B I. Keady ' E. Blatz G. Winka ' W. Cass T. Brown D. Wienecke R. Griffith W. Barbier D. Torlina I. Schiller T. Anderson I. Ortwerth I. Thiele P. Lindemann I. Schulte T. Gehrin G. Richardson G. Miller R. Lamb T..Kruse R. Morse L. Dickhans W. Shelley E. Sparrow I. Hecht G. Kuehl N. Luesse I. Merz R. Carpenter I. Iockenhoeffer I. Sullivan D. Hosty L. Smith ERECTIN4 STURDY BEAMS Sturdy beams riveted firmly are essential to an enduring building. They give the strength, form and solidity to the structure. When steel can stand the stress and strain of the gigantic forces operating against it, the building is said to be safe. A strong Sophomore class is the force which welds student spirit, rivets the school together and carries the enthusiasm of the Freshman into the Iunior classes. The stress of difficulty and the strain of life will never break apart the spirit of a school which has a Sophomore class steeled to discipline and rich in loyalty to the school of its choice. V ,..... ,. ,mm f T. Walsh l L. Szarczynski - ,Q 1 . F. I. Cassidy Q- f . .4 Q, A. Wulf 'V Ll ' Q 2 53 5 . ---1- 5. In cp . lbrig t ' - V , ' - 8 - 1' . R. Eggering ' '- Li Si I. Schulte Q ' ' 4 J M. Sherman Alk . .,. 'izl llll il I I . ' .I n V. Blunda . ' ' ' E. Mohrmann -. - Z ,.,. . . '--:'--k-,. A.,'. ,..,. ,..y,r.x Q any-in . . I M. Wiesner f ' A ' I. lVlcSkimming H 3 pf ' ,, K. LaBruyere ez r ,, :fl I. Uhlenbrock Q -' s. . 2'. its gglgg z ., ... .,.,.., ..,.,.,.. M I f E. Peters ,..-- .,..,...., A . A L. Sobczak V ' :- R. Kaminski 'xy f ' .35 l R. Reckamp , -... -' ' K C I -1 Edu... Aa Besides his many other activities Brother Gerard Knuth was also responsible for Sophomore B. Since Brother Gerard was Athletic Director he naturally scouted his home room for a responsible Athletic Manager. This he found in Tommy Gehrin. For those long and tedious hours of work in the athletic room where he remained unseen by others, Tommy deserves a lot of credit. Three boys from this room had the honor of lettering in Varsity football: R. Lamb, R. Griffith, and Ortwerth. Besides letter- ing in football Iohnny Ortwerth also lettered in B basketball. Stated in the words of their home room reporter, the motto of this class is: We Do Our Share. ll2l